London: The Hidden Corners For Curious Wanderers av Jack Chesher

<P>Some of London’s greatest historic features and oddities can be found tucked away down hidden paths, in secluded courtyards and in quiet corners and alleyways.</P><P>Take a journey into these often unexplored and hidden corners of the city with Jack Chesher – creator of @livinglondonhistory and author of the Sunday Times Besteller <I>London: A Guide For Curious Wanderers.</I></P><P>Track down the last remanents of the notorious Marshalsea prison in a quiet Borough back alley and learn how it housed London’s poorest debtors across its 500-year history. Meander your way down St. Michael’s Alley, buried deep in a network of seventeenth-century streets near the Bank of England, to discover the site of London’s first ever coffee house. Or make your way to Hackney’s remarkable Shepherdess Walk to learn the history of a unique part of London and to visit the incredible mosaics secluded away there.</P><P>Illustrated throughout, and complete with walk